Sugar beet LYGOVSKAYA MONOSEMIANNAYA 52

LYGOVSKAYA MONOSEMIANNAYA 52 is a monoembryonic triploid hybrid of sugar beet bred at the Lygov Experimental and Selection Station. The variety is characterized by high monocarpicity, reaching 94%, which allows for the effective application of intensive cultivation technologies. The plant belongs to the mid-ripening group, possesses good raw material technological qualities and resistance to bolting and a number of diseases, including cercosporosis and powdery mildew, although resistance to root nematode is assessed as weak.

The hybrid is recommended for growing in the Central Black Earth region, including the Kursk and Lipetsk regions, as well as in the Urals region. The average yield of root crops varies from 377 to 501 centners per hectare, while the mass of one root crop is about 548–598 grams. The sugar content in root crops ranges from 16.7% to 20.1%, which ensures a high sugar harvest – up to 83.8 centners per hectare.

Due to its characteristics, the LYGOVSKAYA MONOSEMIANNAYA 52 variety is suitable for intensive agricultural production aimed at obtaining high-quality raw materials for the sugar industry. Its resistance to major diseases and high sugar content make this hybrid a profitable choice for farmers seeking stable and high yields.